Random Anime Picture #76: Uhhhh... Should We Be Seeing This?
The best I can say about HMS is that it didn't stink. That's about it. Still, that's better than a lot of shows.
2 Nope. That's one of the Devil's co-workers. She's a klutz, he's encouraging and supportive. In a sense, she's there to make us wonder how this nice guy is also, you know, Satan.
3 You can see the "Hero"'s hands stage-left.
4 Looks like she's also there to provide fan service.
5 I just got done reading the first three issues of the manga. Its a light amusing series at lest. I can see why they would have tried to make a show out of it.
Random Anime Picture #75: Is It REALLY Random When I Had To Stich The Shot Together?
"Cheesecake: the last refuge of the lazy blogger."
To be fair, I have reason. My ASM is on vacation this week, it's been ridiculously warm in the Duck U Bookstore, I'm old, my heart seems to want to be Gene Krupa when it grows up, one of my friends was forced to use his kidney as a yo-yo, and my boss is showing up tomorrow. There has been no stress whatsoever in my life as of recent. So enjoy the cheesecake, I have a shirt that needs ironing.
Random Anime Picture #74: Pbppbpbbbbbth!
Highschool guy is given a camera. Spends the rest of the series taking pictures of cute girls. How can this be anything but great?
Really easily, to be honest. There's the whole "creepy photography club" thing, and the voyeuristic fetish thing that, admittedly, the main character acknowledges and tries to deal with. There's also the "bad writing" and "cardboard characterization" stuff, too. Still, it probably won't be too awful.
I can suffer through it, I suspect.
Random Anime Picture #73: Run Away!
When I'm unmotivated, I can always fall back on the last refuge of the lazy blogger: random anime pictures!
1 The last refuge is cheesecake.
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Christian Mystery and Suspense - September 2021
September 2021 New Releases More in-depth descriptions of these books can be found on the ACFW Fiction Finder website
Mystery:
The Notorious Noel Caper by Sally Carpenter -- A former teen idol investigates murders at a Christmas theme park while he tries to figure out his relationship with his girlfriend. (Mystery/Cozy from Cozy Cat Press)
The Secret of Emerald Cottage by Julie Lessman -- Twenty-five-year-old Molly Stewart—ex-Navy nurse and former evidence technician for the Charleston Police Department—has been burned by love. So when her friend, Pastor Chase Griffin, begs her to move to scenic Lake Loon to be a nurse and companion for Miss Lilly, his elderly landlady, she jumps at the chance. The secluded and cozy cottage on a clear mountain lake seems the perfect place to heal from her fiancé's betrayal as well as indulge in one of her greatest passions—cozy romance. First with reading them by the bookcase and then hopefully, if dreams come true, writing and solving them one day as an author and detective. But when Miss Lilly's estranged great nephew shows up, it's no mystery as to why he and Molly butt heads. Because it only takes one stolen kiss—while she's sleeping, no less—to discover he's an even bigger player than the ex-fiancé who broke her heart. (Romance/Mystery, Independently Published)
Home Run by Cathe Swanson -- Phoebe Schenstrom's always been a bit bossy. After all, she's the oldest of ten children, has worked as a nanny and run the children's ministry at the Unity Plenkiss Community Center for three years. But when a clash - or two - with clients leads to her suspension, she needs to prove that she's more than a babysitter. (Romantic Suspense, Independently Published)
Personal Threat by Kimberly Rose Johnson -- Christmas is supposed to be the happiest time of the year, but when Sally's young daughter, Emma, becomes the target of child traffickers, and the little girl's biological father wants Sally dead, the Christmas season takes a dark turn. Police officer, Dillon Brady, responds to a call for help at the home of his friend and Protection Inc. bodyguard, Sally Wilson. When their relationship tips beyond friendship, Dillon is determined no one will hurt Sally or her daughter again. Will his resolve be enough? (Romantic Suspense, Independently Published)
Speculative Fiction:
The Next Fithian: An Ordinary Teen on a Strange, New World by Rick Barry -- Was this a new life - or a death sentence? When Rankin Johnson boards a flight to Israel, he expects an adventure in archeology. But the airplane comes under attack and explodes in midair. Rankin shouts, "God, I'm yours!" Instantly, he's in some other place. An angel informs Rankin the Lord is pleased to accept his offer. He dubs Rankin "the next Fithian" - a messenger from God, not to Earth, but to planet Zemna in the alternate dimension. What happened to the previous Fithian? "He was killed," the angel says before vanishing. (Speculative Fiction/Soft Science Fiction, Independently Published)
Plus check out these recent additions to Fiction Finder published within the past month:
A Summer in Shady Springs by Sarah Anne Crouch, How can Madeleine help A.J. discover a passion for the career he's always wanted? And how can A.J. convince Madeleine to give God and Shady Springs a second chance? (Contemporary Romance)
Engaged: A Novel by K.L. Gilchrist, One bride. One groom. One unapologetically dope trip to the altar. (General Contemporary)
Moose Ridge: Ending to Beginning by Craig Hastings, Jazmine just knows, for once, everything is going to be exactly how she always dreamed it could be. Then she's handed the letter. (Contemporary Romance)
Requilted with Love by Carrie Fancett Pagels, Find humor, family relationships, and romance blossoming at the 1889 Michigan State Fair in Lansing when a quilter finds herself literally falling for a balloonist! (Historical Romance)
Cold Case Double Cross by Jessica R. Patch, They're on a cold trail and running out of time. (Thriller Suspense)
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The Internet of Things Podcast - Stacey On IoT
Stacey Higginbotham, tech journalist
Stacey Higginbotham (formerly Sr. Editor at Fortune) and co-host Kevin Tofel discuss the latest news and analysis of the Internet of Things. Covers Consumer IoT, Industrial IoT and Enterprise IoT. Guests include Vint Cerf, Om Malik, and people from Amazon.com, AT&T, IBM Watson and more.
SANS Internet Stormcenter Daily Cyber Security Podcast (Stormcast)
Johannes B. Ullrich
Daily update on current cyber security threats
This Week in Google (Audio)
Leo Laporte, Jeff Jarvis, Stacey Higginbotham, Ant Pruitt, and their guests talk about the latest Google and cloud computing news. Records live every Wednesday at 5:00pm Eastern / 2:00pm Pacific / 22:00 UTC.
Tech News Weekly (Audio)
Tech News Weekly hosted by Jason Howell and Mikah Sargent brings you interviews from tech journalists who make or break the top stories of the week. Jason and Mikah give you more context and perspective, with an in-depth look at the fast-paced world of technology and how it is changing our lives. Records every Thursday at 2:00pm Eastern / 11:00am Pacific / 19:00 UTC.
Tech News Briefing is your guide to what people in tech are talking about. Every weekday, we'll bring you breaking tech news and scoops from the pros at the Wall Street Journal, insight into new innovations and policy debates, tips from our personal tech team, and exclusive interviews with movers and shakers in the industry.
Babbage from The Economist
Named after Charles Babbage, a 19th-century polymath and grandfather of computing, Babbage is a weekly podcast on science and technology. Host Kenneth Cukier talks to our correspondents about the innovations, discoveries and gadgetry making the news. Published every Tuesday by Economist Podcasts.
Windows Weekly (Audio)
A weekly look at all things Microsoft, including Windows, Office, Xbox, and more, from two of the foremost Windows watchers in the world, Paul Thurrott of Thurrott.com and Mary Jo Foley of All About Microsoft. Records live every Wednesday at 2:00pm Eastern / 11:00am Pacific / 19:00 UTC.
All About Android (Audio)
All About Android delivers everything you want to know about Android each week--the biggest news, freshest hardware, best apps and geekiest how-tos--with Android enthusiasts Jason Howell, Ron Richards, and a variety of special guests along the way. Records live every Tuesday at 8:00pm Eastern / 5:00pm Pacific / 01:00 (Wed) UTC.
Software Engineering Daily
Technical interviews about software topics.
Airtalk
Join Larry Mantle weekdays for lively and in-depth discussions of Los Angeles and Southern California news, politics, science, entertainment, the arts and more. More AirTalk at www.kpcc.org.
CBC News: The World at Six
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Ground Zero Media
Clyde Lewis
Ground Zero is a nationally syndicated three-hour live broadcast originating from the KPAM 860 AM studios in Milwaukie, OR, and syndicated by the Sun Broadcast Group and GAB Networks. Hosted by radio veteran Clyde Lewis, Ground Zero is truly independent media and covers the spectrum of Fortean/paranormal and the para-political.
The day's biggest news dissected by the day's newsmakers. Diverse opinions from across the political spectrum. The show that makes you decide, are you the Left, Right or the Centre?
Hosted by CNN's Jake Tapper and Dana Bash, State of the Union features interviews with top newsmakers on politics and policy—covering Washington, the country, and the world.


I am a sculptor and installation artist making work which is often participatory, focusing on predominantly 'poor' materials including paper, earth and clay. My practice is concerned with the subjectivity and loss inherent in the act of remembering and reimagining; including why and how experience is mediated by the imperfect copies of memory, language and image. This study is concerned with trace, representation and the boundaries of the self. This is explored through limitations of the physical body, through confrontation with material mass and through personal and technical failure. My work invites the viewer to be complicit in the creation, recreation or destruction of the work through participatory acts and immersive installations which draw upon multiple personal and public narratives.
The AA2A Programme would provide an opportunity develop current work exploring ideas of tethering/untethering, which encompasses work relating to movement and meaning, and the notion of blockages, gaps and disintegration through material and linguistic means.Work currently takes the form of large representational drawings and accompanying descriptive text pieces of mundane or commonly overlooked objects (often culturally specific, common plants), and installation which incorporates elements of film, sculpture and sound. I plan to further explore how language and drawing function to build or break down a coherent description, countering this with sculptural explorations of tethering or untethering of objects ranging from simple moveable or vehicular objects linked to travel, to depictions of immoveable and immense rocks and land masses.
Working within a university environment will allow access to materials, time and space to explore sculptural works, will create a space for contact with researchers to develop theory work and provide vital contact with students, staff and the public to develop participatory works and accompanying methodologies.


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Greg Taylor is an Australian blogger and pseudoscience promoter. He is the owner of the paranormal website, "Daily Grail".
A popular article amongst woo-believers on the website is called "The Myth of the Million Dollar Challenge" (in reference to Randi's million-dollar challenge). It quotes parapsychology cranks such as Stephen E. Braude and Dean Radin who claim the challenge is biased against the paranormal and the million dollars will always remain safe.
I posted an article a while back: The Myth of the Million Dollar Challenge, which I think is a pretty rational look at how the Million Dollar Challenge means nothing really. It's always quoted by skeptics as disproving the existence of anything. It means nothing. I did this rational thing, and that's hard, I think, thirty thousand readers online, so that's a lot of people getting that information and maybe thinking about it a bit harder – even if Randi did call it a tirade [Laughter]. At least it was a rational look and I think I educated a few people, so that's the goal, to keep spreading information. That's what the internet gives us, a chance to educate people a bit more about the truth behind a lot of these claims.
However, James Randi in response to Taylor noted that his article was mostly inaccurate and slid "downhill into innuendo, ad hominem, and blatantly false attacks."
Taylor is the author of Stop Worrying! There Probably is an Afterlife (2013). The book claims that the fraudulent medium Leonora Piper communicated with spirits and is notable for ignoring skeptical material on the subject.[note 3] The book uncritically promotes non-materialist neuroscience and quantum woo. Taylor thinks anecdotal stories from near-death experiences are evidence for the mind existing independently of the brain. There is not a shred of empirical evidence found in the book. But apparently we do probably survive death according to Taylor.
↑ His support for Rupert Sheldrake, see 1, 2, 3 for examples.
↑ See the references for Leonora Piper. Her biggest critics such as Ivor Lloyd Tuckett and Joseph Rinn are not cited by Taylor anywhere in the book.
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Microlease management take control
June 26, 2006 Colin Holland
LONDON — Microlease, a major European telecoms test equipment rental company, has been bought by its management team in a deal worth �£30million. The team, lead by chief executive Nigel Brown secured funding from mid-market private equity firm Lloyds TSB Development Capital (LDC) to buy out the founding shareholders.
Microlease (Harrow, U.K.) claims to have the largest rental pool of test and measurement equipment in Europe and has built a 50% share of the U.K. rental market and a 40% share in France. It has grown throughout mainland Europe over the past three years with particular success in Italy and Spain. It also claims to have a strong presence in the U.S.
The company has increased its turnover for nine consecutive quarters and targets further aggressive growth, aiming to maximize the opportunity presented by the expansion of global telecoms networks to support broadband and internet-based digital TV services.
"The telecoms sector is thriving and the drive for efficiencies is creating high demand for outsourced test equipment from major industry players," said Brown. "The MBO marks the start of Microlease's campaign to consolidate rental, contract hire, direct purchase and calibration and repair services in a single cost-saving consultancy package."
Anthony Bull, investment director at LDC, added, "Microlease allows rapidly expanding telecoms companies to keep costly and short-term assets such as specialist test equipment off their balance sheets. Its impressive management team has LDC's full backing as together we build the business' global presence."
Microlease was set up in 1979 and operates globally providing over 3,000 types of equipment from all the major manufacturers, including Agilent Technologies, Anritsu, JDSU (Acterna), Rohde & Schwarz, Spirent and Tektronix. Users can rent, lease, buy or sell equipment as well as services for their own equipment, from calibration and repair, to full asset management.
LDC has completed over 400 investments and has ongoing interests in over 80 businesses across the U.K. It works with management teams seeking between �£2million and �£75million of equity. It invests in a broad range of sectors, including electrical, financial services, healthcare, IT & software, leisure & media, retail, specialist engineering and support services.
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Employment Opportunities for Correctional Officers
Other Employment Opportunities
About ADOC
History of the ADOC
Administrative Regulations
ITBs
Inmate Info
Inmates on Death Row
Execution List
Female Inmate Handbook
Male Inmate Handbook
Guidebook for Incarcerated Veterans
Request Public Record
Alabama Correctional Industries (ACI)
E-Verify MOU and Affidavit (PDF)
American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (PDF)
Report Stimulus Misuse
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ACI Catalog Request
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ADOC COVID-19 Updates and Resources
On-Site Event Schedule
Compensation Package
The mission of the Alabama Department of Corrections is to confine, manage and provide rehabilitative programs for convicted felons in a safe, secure and humane environment, utilizing professionals who are committed to public safety and to the positive re-entry of offenders into society.
Correctional Officer Training On-Site Event Schedule
Correctional Facility
Ventress 379 AL-239
Clayton, AL 36016 October 30, 2020 7 a.m.
Bibb 565 Bibb Lane
Brent, AL 35034 November 13, 2020 7 a.m.
Limestone 28779 Nick Davis Rd
Harvest, AL 35749 December 11, 2020 7 a.m.
Fountain 9677 AL Hwy 21 N
Atmore, AL 36503 January 08, 2021 7 a.m.
Donaldson 100 Warrior Lane
Bessemer, AL 35023 January 29, 2021 7 a.m.
Staton 2690 Marion Spillway Rd.
Elmore, AL 36025 February 12, 2021 7 a.m.
Clayton, AL 36016 February 26, 2021 7 a.m.
Brent, AL 35034 March 19, 2021 7 a.m.
Harvest, AL 35749 April 2, 2021 7 a.m.
Atmore, AL 36503 May 7, 2021 7 a.m.
Bessemer, AL 35023 May 21, 2021 7 a.m.
Elmore, AL 36025 June 11, 2021 7 a.m.
Clayton, AL 36016 July 2, 2021 7 a.m.
Brent, AL 35034 July 16, 2021 7 a.m.
Harvest, AL 35749 August 13, 2021 7 a.m.
Atmore, AL 36503 September 17, 2021 7 a.m.
Bessemer, AL 35023 October 22, 2021 7 a.m.
Elmore, AL 36025 November 05, 2021 7 a.m.
Clayton, AL 36016 November 19, 2021 7 a.m.
Brent, AL 35034 December 3, 2021 7 a.m.
Basic Correctional Officer Open House Event Schedule
Elmore, AL 36025 January 15, 2021 9 a.m. - 2 p.m.
Brent, AL 35034 February 5, 2021 9 a.m. - 2 p.m.
Bessemer, AL 35023 March 5, 2021 9 a.m. - 2 p.m.
Clayton, AL 36016 March 12, 2021 9 a.m. - 2 p.m.
Harvest, AL 35749 May 28, 2021 9 a.m. - 2 p.m.
Brent, AL 35034 June 18, 2021 9 a.m. - 2 p.m.
Bessemer, AL 35023 August 6, 2021 9 a.m. - 2 p.m.
Elmore, AL 36025 September 3, 2021 9 a.m. - 2 p.m.
Clayton, AL 36016 October 1, 2021 9 a.m. - 2 p.m.
Harvest, AL 35749 December 10, 2021 9 a.m. - 2 p.m.
What to Expect at the On-Site Recruiting Event
Your path to a secure and rewarding career with the ADOC begins at the on-site, which is why we want you to be fully prepared. You can expect the following activities at the on-site event:
COT (Correctional Officer Trainee)
BCO (Basic Correctional Officer)
Background Check & Fingerprinting
Investigations and Intelligence Interview
Personnel Document Review
Medical Examination
ADOC Physical Fitness Assessment
Physical Fitness Assessment
The ADOC Physical Fitness Assessment is a mandatory requirement for the position of Correctional Officer Trainee. Every applicant must pass specific physical fitness requirements in order to be certified as a Correctional Officer Trainee – there are no exceptions for age or gender.
Push-Ups - Each Correctional Officer Trainee applicant must complete 22 push-ups within 60 seconds.
What is a Push-Up?
The feet may be together or up to 12 inches apart.
Your body should be essentially straight when its viewed from the side (from the shoulders to the ankles).
You must touch the fist of the instructor as you lower your body.
Sit-Ups - Each Correctional Officer Trainee applicant must complete 25 sit-ups in 60 seconds.
What is a Sit-Up?
Lay flat on your back with knees bent at 45 degrees.
A partner should stabilize your feet by holding your ankles.
Your fingers must be interlocked behind your neck.
You must touch your elbows to your thighs/knees.
1.5-Mile Run - Each Correctional Officer Trainee applicant must complete a 1.5-mile run in 15 minutes and 28 seconds. The course will be flat and level.
ADOC-Required Documentation
The following documentation is required. If you are unable to bring the documentation to the on-site, the missing documentation can be submitted by mail, fax or email.
Completed Application
You are required to bring a valid state issued ID to the onsite. If you changed your name as a result of marriage or divorce, bring your marriage certificate or divorce decree.
Copy of Your Social Security Card
Certified State Issued Birth Certificate issued by Vital Statistics Office (Copies and scans will not be accepted.)
A copy of BAT/ACT Workkeys is needed if you do not have an associate's or bachelor's degree. The cost is $45 and can be completed after you pass the on-site.
Copy of high school diploma OR GED Certificate
Copy of BAT/ACT Workkeys
Certified copy of college degree/transcript
Court Dispositions
If applicable, bring the following.
Court certified dispositions with case action summaries for any criminal arrests or convictions showing that all fines have been paid. Under certain circumstances, a psychological evaluation may be required.
Court certified disposition and receipts for any traffic citations/tickets within the last three years showing all fines have been paid in full.
Out-of-state driver's license & copy of your driving history from the issuing state's Public Safety Department
A copy of DD214 Member 4 stating type of discharge
Candidate Profile Questions & Answers
Is there an age limit to apply?
Yes. Candidates must be at least 19 years old to apply for a correctional officer position at the ADOC.
Am I required to have earned an academic certificate or degree to apply?
Candidates are required to have earned a GED certificate, high school diploma or college degree to apply.
Are there any other requirements or restrictions for application?
Please see the "WHAT TO EXPECT AT THE ON-SITE HIRING EVENT?" and the "ADOC REQUIRED DOCUMENTATION" sections for this information.
Preparation Questions & Answers
What time does the on-site begin?
The on-site begins at 7:00 a.m. Candidates should plan to arrive by 6:45 a.m.
When are on-sites held?
On-sites are held on predetermined dates throughout the year. Candidates should consult the schedule in their welcome packet for the year's on-site dates.
Where are on-sites held?
On-sites are held at various correctional facilities throughout the state. Candidates should consult the schedule in their welcome packet for the year's on-site locations.
What should and shouldn't I wear to the on-site?
Because on-sites require physical activity for the Correctional Officer Trainee position, we recommend candidates wear athletic clothing and athletic shoes. All shorts and pants must be knee length. Do not wear white.
I'm applying to be a Correctional Officer Trainee. What should I bring to my on-site?
Please see the "ADOC REQUIRED DOCUMENTATION" section for this information.
I'm applying to be a Basic Correctional Officer. What should I bring to my on-site?
What if I don't have copies of my documentation/paperwork ready in time?
While a valid driver's license or government-issued identification is required to participate in the on-site, you may mail, fax or email the remaining documentation requirements.
Do I need to call ahead to confirm that I'll be attending an on-site?
Candidates are not required to confirm their on-site attendance ahead of time.
May I contact a recruiter before my on-site to ask questions?
Yes, candidates may contact an ADOC recruiter to ask questions and ensure they are prepared for the on-site. Please see the "ADOC CONTACT INFORMATION" section for this information.
Where can I find a recruiter's contact information?
Please see the "ADOC CONTACT INFORMATION" section for this information.
Day-Of On-Site Questions & Answers
Am I required to participate in and pass the physical fitness assessment to be hired as a BCO?
No. While BCOs may be asked to meet specific physical requirements at the ADOC Academy, there are no initial physical requirements for BCOs at on-sites.
If I wish to apply to be a COT but do not pass the physical fitness assessment, am I allowed to try again?
Yes. Candidates who wish to apply to be a COT but do not pass the physical fitness assessment may attend an on-site at a later date. Alternately, these candidates may apply to be a BCO.
What types of jobs may I apply for without participating in or passing the physical fitness assessment?
Candidates who do not wish to participate in or do not pass the physical fitness assessment may apply to be a BCO or CCO.
Employment Questions & Answers
What is the difference between a COT and a BCO?
While Correctional Officer Trainees (COTs) and Basic Correctional Officers (BCOs) perform many of the same job requirements and are equally equipped, the COT carries additional job requirements. Both COTs and BCOs attend the ADOC Academy; however, while COTs are APOSTC-certified, BCOs are ADOC-certified.
Do I get paid while I'm at the Corrections Academy?
Yes, Corrections Academy trainees are compensated. For more information, please contact your ADOC recruiter.
What is the standard work schedule and pay period of a Correctional Officer and/or Basic Correctional Officer?
Officers will work a regular 80-hour pay period, at a minimum.
Can I work and get paid overtime as a Correctional Officer or a Basic Correctional Officer?
Yes, based on facility need and only after certification.
How long will it take after the on-site before someone reaches out to me?
Two-four weeks.
Do I have to go to an on-site if I've been a Correctional Officer before?
All previously employed officers need to contact ADOC Personnel at 334-353-9510.
Do I have to work at the Correctional Facility that hosts my on-site?
No, all applicants are asked their facility preference.
I'm applying to be a Basic Correctional Officer. If I'm selected, when do I being at ADOC Academy?
The first class of BCOs at ADOC Academy will begin in June 2019.
ADOC Contact Information
For potential applicants with questions about the on-sites, available positions or the hiring process, please contact:
Napoleon Goodson
Recruiting Division
Napoleon.Goodson@doc.alabama.gov
Lt. Timothy Ensor
Central Region Recruiting Division
timothy.ensor@doc.alabama.gov
Lt. Darryl Finch
darryl.finch@doc.alabama.gov
Devon Straughan
devon@adocjobs.us
Chris Barnette
chris@adocjobs.us
Gerald Brown
gerald@adocjobs.us
For current applicants with questions about required documentation, Academy Dates or their hiring status, please contact:
Stephanie Henderson
ADOC Personnel
stephanie.henderson@doc.alabama.gov
Kimberly Weary
kimberly.weary@doc.alabama.gov
Jennifer Holt
jennifer@adocjobs.us
ADOC Glossary
ADOC (Alabama Department of Corrections)
The Alabama Department of Corrections employs over 3,400 employees with an inmate population approaching 26,000+ prisoners. In the years to come, the Department will continue to grow and offer many long-term opportunities to its employees.
ADOC Academy
ADOC Academy is a training course that requires participants to pass academic and physical training requirements. Both BCOs and COTs will attend ADOC Academy after passing their on-site evaluations. BCOs will attend for 6 weeks, while COTs will attend for 12 weeks.
A Basic Correctional Officer (BCO) is responsible for ensuring correctional facility safety and providing rehabilitative services to inmates in a secure environment. A BCO is required to attend ADOC Academy for six weeks and receive ADOC certification. The BCO position will be organized under the State Personnel Department's Correctional Security Guard classification.
A Correctional Officer Trainee (COT) is responsible for ensuring correctional facility safety and providing rehabilitative services to inmates in a secure environment. A COT will also be responsible for transferring inmates and manning the patrol tower and perimeter truck. A COT is required to attend ADOC Academy for 12 weeks and to receive APOSTC certification.
APOSTC (Alabama Peace Officers' Standards & Training Commission)
The Alabama Peace Officers' Standards and Training Commission (APOSTC) is responsible for establishing qualifying standards for law enforcement officers and certifying all law enforcement officers. Since BCOs are not ASPOTC-certified, the training program is not regulated by APOSTC.
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As I have suggested in earlier blog posts about Internal Revenue Code Section 1022, it seems that the modified carryover basis rules were not well-written by the 2001 Republican Congress that passed them. It is possible that Congress may have wanted to allow a step-up in basis in very limited circumstances, but it appears to me that broad catch-all descriptions in Section 1022(e) such as "inheritance" and "[a]ny other property passing … by reason of death" were placed there to allow liberal interpretation of this tax law. From that standpoint, it appears that the assets in an irrevocable trust may often be eligible for a step-up in basis.
As I suggested in Which Powers of Appointment Are Eligible for a Step-up in Basis in 2010 under the Modified Carryover Basis Rules?, it appears that the assets in an irrevocable trust that contains a reserved special power of appointment can be eligible for a step-up in basis. A deeper reading of Section 1022, however, reveals other step-up opportunities as long as the assets are deemed owned by the decedent under Section 1022(d) and received from the decedent under Section 1022(e).
The grantor trust rules in Internal Revenue Code Sections 671-679 have long determined whether someone should be treated as the owner of an irrevocable trust for income tax and capital gains tax purposes. In particular, Internal Revenue Code Sections 673-678 all begin with the general rule that the "grantor shall be treated as the owner of any portion of a trust" described in that section. Since none of those sections are specifically negated in Section 1022, it appears that ownership under the grantor trust rules should suffice as the decedent's ownership under Section 1022. While there are special rules about ownership under Section 1022(d), those rules do not appear to be an exhaustive list. Further, when Congress intended to negate certain planning maneuvers being treated as ownership in Section 1022, such as powers of appointment given to a decedent, it specifically did so.
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More of a question. My father recently passed away and there is stock in a trust he established that we are to receive. For financial aid planning purposes, I would prefer that the trust sell the stock for me and distribute the cash to me rather than receive the stock and sell it myself. If the trust sells the stock for me is this transaction eligible for stepped-up basis or will it be subject to taxation at the trust tax rate?
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'Jurassic Park 3D' Opens No. 1 in China With $6.3M
Steven Spielberg's 20-year-old sci-fi classic is 4th-best opening for U.S. film in market this year
Todd Cunningham | August 21, 2013 @ 11:51 AM
The re-release "Jurassic Park 3D" opened at No. 1 in China on Tuesday.
Steven Spielberg's 1993 sci-fi classic brought in $6.3 million from 2,500 screens, the fourth-best opening day for a U.S. film in China this year, distributor Universal Pictures said Wednesday. It was the first time the film played theatrically on the mainland.
That's behind "Iron Man 3" ($19.1 million), "Pacific Rim" ($8.6 million) and "Fast & Furious 6" ($8.3 million), but ahead of the first-day grosses of "Man of Steel" ($6.2 million) and "The Hobbit" ($5.6 million).
Also read: 'Jurassic Park' 3D Re-Release Looks Like a Profit-Saurus for Universal
It's also short of "Titanic 3D," however, which debuted to $11.2 million in April of last year.
The total international box office for "Jurassic Park 3D" stands at $20.7 million. It has taken in more than $45 million domestically since April.
It opens in Mexico, Panama, Spain and the U.K. and Ireland this weekend.
The original "Jurassic Park," which never played in China, was a bona fide blockbuster when it came out, bringing in $970 million worldwide. It topped another Spielberg film, "E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial," to become the highest-grossing film up to that time. Two sequels followed, "The Lost World" in 1997 and "Jurassic Park 3" in 2001. In all, the franchise has taken in more than $1.9 billion at the worldwide box office.


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Getting Away from Your Life to "Entrain" at a New Level: Benefits of a Writing Retreat or Class Away from Home
Winter is the time of year when I think about entrainment. Entrainment, as it pertains to the writer's life, is the art and science of learning by proximity to writers who are working at a higher level than you. It's skill by osmosis, by community. For me, it's an absolute necessity.
Why? Because we only know what we know. We reinvent ourselves over and over, unconsciously, until we entrain with something moving at a higher skill level.
Interiority? How Much Should You Show or Tell about Your Characters' Inner Lives?
Interiority or "internals" is a fancy way to describe the reader's view into your characters' thoughts, feelings, and inner lives. Some genres require a lot of this (memoir), some much less (thrillers). Interiority is what makes a character real to the reader. Skilled writers reveal interiority in several ways. It's important to know what your genre requires and how to plant and build the interior lives, without having them slow the momentum of the story.
Can You Use Real Place Names in Your Books? Can You Fictionalize Details?
Maggie is writing a novel about a group of people living in a made-up place, based on a real location. She faced a dilemma this month about how much freedom she has, as a fiction writer, to use real places in her story.
"The reader knows my novel takes place in Minnesota," Maggie told me. "I want to reference lakes, counties and towns that one of the characters--a realtor--covers. These places are my real-world reference points."
My first novel was based in a real-life place--the Adirondack mountains of New York State--and included real towns. I made sure I visited those towns, used accurate information, but I also fictionalized parts and said so in my author's notes. I know many writers do this. But it is a good question to ask.


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Arizona Judge Blocks Restrictive Anti-Abortion Law
Feminist Newswire | October 20, 2015
An Arizona judge permanently blocked a 2012 anti-abortion law on Thursday that would have severely restricted medication abortions, ruling the measure would have violated the state's Constitution by allowing state lawmakers to assign legislative authority to outside entities.
HB 2036 would have forced physicians to strictly adhere to the FDA's guidelines for dosing and administering mifepristone and its companion drug misoprostol, requiring patients to schedule separate appointments in order to receive both medications in office and at a higher dosage than typically prescribed in practice. In addition, the law would have banned medication abortions after just seven weeks of pregnancy.
The law has been met with resistance since its inception. In April 2014, the Center for Reproductive Rights filed suit in Maricopa County Superior Court against the measure, arguing lawmakers did not have the authority to grant the FDA and drug companies the power to set state standards. A federal suit on behalf of Planned Parenthood Arizona followed soon after, resulting in a temporary injunction which in turn reversed a federal judge's previous ruling to allow the rules to take effect. Last September, Arizona Attorney General Tom Horne petitioned the Supreme Court to review the judgement. The federal case was postponed pending the state court's decision. And earlier this summer, Arizona health care providers filed a complaint in federal court challenging the law.
The combination of mifepristone and misoprostol (known as Mifeprex in the United States) is the safest and most effective abortion method available. Approximately 1 in 4 women have chosen medication abortion to end their pregnancies since the FDA approved its use in 2000, with nearly half of all women seeking abortions in Arizona having used the method.
Last week's decision arrives just one week prior to Arizona's scheduled courtroom deliberation of yet another anti-abortion law, SB 1318, which requires physicians to provide medically unproven information about medication abortion to their patients, including the falsehood that the method is reversible. The trial has since been delayed.
"Whether by restricting a safe method of ending an early pregnancy or forcing doctors to lie to their patients, Arizona politicians have made it their mission to cut off access to safe and legal abortion," said David Brown, Staff Attorney at the Center for Reproductive Rights. "Today's ruling is one more key victory in ensuring Arizona women continue to have access to all available options when it comes to their health, safety, and rights. Women's constitutional rights are not up for debate and facts must always prevail over politics."
Media Resources: National Partnership Press Release 10/16/15; Feminist Newswire 6/5/15; FDA.gov; Guttmacher Winter 2013 V16 N1; Center for Reproductive Rights Press Release 10/16/15;
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When life goes to pieces the answer is not in putting the pieces together again but in the one who never falls apart.
John wrote his Gospel so that his readers would believe in the name of Jesus and live!
To live is Christ and to die is gain. What a liberating and positive outlook for the Christian devoted to the glory of Christ!


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A classic BBQ side dish.
Start by making your flavoured butter. Place the softened butter in a mixing bowl. Squeeze in the juice from the lime. Finely chop the coriander and place in the bowl – you'll want about one tablespoon of chopped coriander. Use your hands to mix everything really well together.
Place the butter ball onto a sheet of baking paper. Use your hands to mould it into a roll. Wrap it up with baking paper and roll (into a smoother roll!). Place this in the fridge until you are ready to serve.
Coat the pieces of corn lightly with some olive oil before grilling on the BBQ over a high heat for about 3 to 5 minutes, or until evenly charred.
Remove the seeds from the red chilli and finely dice. Pick the leaves from the fresh coriander and chop roughly.
Remove your butter from the fridge. Slice about half of the butter roll into rounds. Serve the charred corn on the cob with a round of butter melting on top. Finish with a sprinkling of finely chopped chillis and roughly chopped coriander leaves.


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Webb soccer entertains alums with return to state tournament
Despite a lineup overhaul this season, the Spartans earned a chance at a third consecutive Division II-A championship by beating Harding Academy.
Webb soccer entertains alums with return to state tournament Despite a lineup overhaul this season, the Spartans earned a chance at a third consecutive Division II-A championship by beating Harding Academy. Check out this story on knoxnews.com: http://knoxne.ws/2rCYYNp
Dan Fleser, USA TODAY NETWORK - Tennessee Published 4:44 p.m. ET May 20, 2017 | Updated 5:57 p.m. ET May 20, 2017
Spartans forward Jacob Cook now a believer in revamped squad.
Webb coach Jared Ziegler and the Spartans are returning to Murfreesboro for a shot as a third consecutive Division II-A state soccer championship after Saturday's 3-1 sub-state victory over Harding Academy.(Photo: (WADE PAYNE/SPECIAL TO THE NEWS SENTINEL))Buy Photo
The Webb School soccer alumni gathered Saturday afternoon in a manner similar to the way they once played.
Several members of last season's Division II-A state championship team sat close together on a sloped bank near a corner of the field. They dished out encouragement and good-natured ribbing in a timely fashion and in choral unison during the Spartans' sub-state match against Harding Academy.
Their presence underscored how much change has occurred in the span of one season. Webb's 3-1 victory, on the other hand, fit a prevailing narrative. The result pointed the current Spartans (13-6-3) back to Murfreesboro for a chance at the program's third consecutive state championship.
"When you lose that many guys, basically our starting roster, I wasn't sure how long it would take us to jell and connect with one another." Webb coach Jared Ziegler said.
While Saturday's victory affirmed the process, it also reflected some of the difficulty involved.
For example, midfielder Connor Catlett, who scored the Spartans' first goal, missed a large chunk of the season with a severe ankle injury. He wears a brace on his right ankle. The goal, the result of an opportunistic play amid a thicket of players in front of Harding's net, was his first of the season.
"It was just a big scrum in there and I poked my foot in," he said. "It was going pretty slow. I don't even know how it got past the keeper."
Webb's other two goals were the product of free kicks by forward Jacob Cook. He's one of three returning starters and scored both goals in extra time of last year's 2-0 championship victory over Evangelical Christian.
Cook scored on his first kick late in the first half, breaking a 1-1 tie by finding a crack in Harding's wall of defenders. The second was a thunderous volley in the second half, which yielded a rebound that teammate Braden Hicks buried.
The trip to Murfreesboro will afford Webb the chance to get back defender Will Miller, who's been recovering from a broken collarbone. Perhaps the alums will reconvene there as well and have something more to cheer about.
"The complexion of this team is totally different," Catlett said. "But I think we have a shot at state."
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Swan numbers increasing
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The number of trumpeter swans in Wisconsin has zoomed from zero to nearly 4,700 a generation after the Department of Natural Resources and partners launched recovery efforts, national surveys results show.
Population estimates from aerial surveys of interior North America peg Wisconsin's number of adult and 'sub-adult' trumpeter swans at 4,695 birds in 2015, more than six times as many as the 672 estimated during the last survey five years ago, and up from 24 in 1990.
'Working with many partners, Wisconsin DNR over the past quarter century has used the tax check off and other funding sources to restore a healthy and growing population of trumpeter swans that is part of a regional resurgence,' says Sumner Matteson, an avian ecologist for the DNR Natural Heritage Conservation program and the biologist who collected the first egg from Alaska in 1989 that launched the Wisconsin recovery program. 'It's gratifying for all the partners involved that we've had this success.'
Matteson said that it had not been for the support and interest of the public in restoring species through the tax check off, private donations and federal grants, the recovery of trumpeter swans in Wisconsin would not have happened.
'This has been a model of success between the public and private sector to restore part of our heritage once lost,' he says. 'It's also a good example of persistence and patience, which is especially important with the restoration of endangered birds.'
Market hunting and demand for the feathers of trumpeter swans brought these birds, one of North America's largest, to near elimination from Wisconsin and other upper Midwest states by the 1880s.
Wisconsin put the species on the state's endangered species list in the 1980s, which made it illegal to kill, transport, possess, process or sell them, and launched a recovery effort that collected eggs from the wilds of Alaska, hatched them at the Milwaukee Zoo, and reared the young in the wild using decoys, and in captivity, before releasing them.
Scores of organizations, businesses and private individuals worked to carry out the recovery effort with state wildlife managers, technicians, research scientists, University of Wisconsin-Madison wildlife ecologists, and U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service staff. Two of the private partners, Mary and Terry Kohler of Sheboygan, were honored in 2012 by the state Natural Resources Board for their role in helping transport the eggs used in the recovery program from Alaska, and for their financial help.
The Natural Resources Foundation of Wisconsin helped secure much needed funding, while the Endangered Resources Fund and the bird's protected status under the endangered species law both significantly aided outreach efforts and helped to fund Wisconsin's monitoring efforts.
Trumpeter swans reached the recovery goal early — more than doubling the 20 breeding pairs hoped for by 2000 — and Wisconsin removed it from the endangered species list in 2009. Trumpeter swans remain protected under the federal Migratory Bird Treaty, which celebrates its centennial this year.
Annual DNR surveys to monitor trumpeter swan nests and to band new hatchlings ended in 2012. The national aerial survey, conducted once every five years, is now the main way Wisconsin keeps tabs on trumpeters. This survey counts all the white trumpeter swans seen along transect routes, not just the number of adults actively sitting on nests, so the numbers are much higher in the aerial surveys than the nesting surveys.
The 2015 North American survey was conducted in Wisconsin in mid-May by DNR biologists.


Luci Fairbrother, currently in Dubai via London & Shanghai certainly appreciates food. Daughter of an English Chef & Vintner, she enjoys dining at both ends of the spectrum, be it in a simple beach hut cafe or a Michélin restaurant in a 5 star hotel.
Vegetarian restaurants in Dubai abound, but you don't want to waste your time eating mediocre food in the City of Gold. Here are the best options.


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Jonathan Swift and the Nature of Modern Violence
Jonathan Swift's A Tale of a Tub and Gulliver's Travels have been read as participating in a wider debate, the Quarrel of the Ancients and Moderns, and as critiques of the rise of the New Sciences and the study of the "Book of Nature." The essay argues that Swift viewed the Modern preoccupation with nature as emblematic of the desire to return to a pre-cultural state of chaos and violence. Far from being an attempt to step into nature as a way of arriving at empirical truth, thus, these works hint at Swift's notion that the Modern return to nature represented dissolution of human culture. In addition, the essay discusses the afterlife of Swift's notions of the Modern as inherently anti-cultural through the work of Great War poet David Jones and his postwar masterpiece In Parenthesis.
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 stoti dio tadžikistanskog somonija (diram)

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W Resources PLC (LON:WRES), the tungsten, copper and gold exploration and development company with assets in Spain and Portugal, has announced half-year results for the six months to 30 June 2018.
It's been a busy six months for the company, during which it completed the US$35mln debt funding package for the La Parrilla tungsten project in Spain, and was awarded a grant of €5.3mln by the Junta de Extremadura Government in Spain.
The company has now commenced earthworks and construction at the La Parrilla mine with completion on track for the first quarter of 2019.
In terms of sales, it's secured offtake agreements with Wolfram Bergbau und Hütten, and directly with a leading supplier to the USA tungsten markets for approximately 80% of planned production tonnage from the T2 phase.
Meanwhile, in Portugal, the company has purchased 20.3 hectares of land covering the main area of the Régua mine, for a total of €300,000, and extended the trial mine licence for a further year to 19 June 2020.
It's also completed reverse circulation drilling programmes at a gold and another tungsten prospect.
"La Parrilla is funded and under full project development," said Michael Masterman, chairman of W Resources.


Can you substitute olive oil for Crisco?
Can you substitute olive oil for Crisco shortening in making oatmeal cookies?
You can't convert all recipes from solid shortening (butter/margarine) to liquid shortening (olive oil/vegetable oil). For instance, a cake frosting must stay solid at room temperature, so a quick frosting made with butter and powdered sugar would work whereas olive oil and powdered sugar wouldn't.
Then there is the taste. A mild-tasting late harvest olive oil would work great in most cake, pastry recipes and your oatmeal cookies. Olive oil can kick up the flavor in brownies and other strong foods. The flavor in olive oil is blunted with cooking. Uncooked confections such as the cake frosting would taste more than a bit unusual if made with a strong olive oil.
For most main course dishes where margarine or butter is being used for frying or sautéing, olive oil could be readily substituted. In olive oil-producing countries the flavors of olive oil and butter/margarine are used to enhance each other in some recipes.


In this discussion moderated by Stanford's Bryant Walker Smith, the Honorable Rodney Slater talks about the opportunities, challenges and best pathways for successful transportation innovation and policymaking. Honorable Rodney Slater, former US Secretary of Transportation during the Clinton Administration (in office 1997 – 2001), addressed the policies and innovations behind the present transformation of America's transportation systems, and the leadership that will be required to finish the job.
Secretary Slater offered historical perspective from his executive roles at the Federal Highway Administration and Department of Transportation (DOT), during which, among other significant developments, key public-private partnerships and cohesive visions of Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) emerged. Drawing on predictions made by policymakers and transportation innovators in 2001, he assessed the progress of vehicle automation, driver-assistive technologies, V2X communications and other ITS issues and trends. Now an advisor to current national transportation leaders, major corporations, state governments and international organizations, Secretary Slater shared his perspective on key developments over recent years and the opportunities and challenges ahead as new innovations continue to transform America's transportation landscape towards 2025 and beyond.
This event was co-hosted by the Center for Automotive Research at Stanford and the Stanford Center for Internet and Society.


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Once considered a fringe element that spoke only to the most disaffected, a new poll reflects broad support among Republicans for the Tea Party movement. A new poll released by Wall Street Journal and NBC News demonstrated the Tea Party's support among Republican voters. 71 percent of Republicans support the ideals expressed by the Tea Party, a significant majority that shows the Tea Party "isn't a small little segment, but it is a huge part of what's driving 2010," according to Democratic pollster Peter Hart in an interview in The Wall Street Journal.
The Tea Party did help sweep into power 87 new Republican House members and six Republican senators, who have sharpened the debate on spending restraint. Unless one believes that midterm voters didn't understand the political philosophy of those they were elected, it's hard to escape the conclusion that the Tea Party philosophy, if not the movement itself, embodies the most dominant strain in American politics today.


Her favorite console is the Nintendo 64.
Seven months ago, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez became the youngest U.S. congresswoman to be elected after defeating Joe Crowley. Now, she's calling into Twitch streams to talk politics and her love of Nintendo.
Yesterday, Ocasio-Cortez joined Harry "Hbomberguy" Brewis' charity livestream through a voice call. Hbomberguy was livestreaming Donkey Kong 64 to raise money for Mermaids, an organization based in the U.K. that supports gender-diverse and transgender children. The popular YouTuber started the charity stream after Graham Linehan, an Irish comedian, began to speak out against transgender issues.
Folks, In the same way that you don't tell anorexic kids they need liposuction, you don't tell vulnerable kids with feelings of dysphoria that they need surgery and drugs. You certainly don't tell them fairy stories about being "born in the wrong body".
The issue arose when the U.K. National Lottery began donating funds to Mermaids. In response, Linehan started his own campaign to block funding for the charity from the National Lottery. To rebuke Linehan's actions, Hbomberguy took to Twitch. After streaming for over 40 hours, Hbomberguy has raised close to $350,000 for Mermaids.
Ocasio-Cortez discovered Hbomberguy's stream after responding to Aaron Sorkin's criticism of the Democrats. The American screenwriter denounced Democrats for focusing on the issue of transgender bathrooms. Ocasio-Cortez tweeted her stance on the topic and ultimately retweeted Mermaids post about Hbomberguy's livestream and directed her followers to watch the stream to support the queer community.
A simple retweet wasn't enough, though, as Ocasio-Cortez went on to call into the stream and join Hbomberguy live. Once on the stream, Ocasio-Cortez discussed the government shutdown and her love for Nintendo with Hbomberguy. Who would have known a congresswoman would one day end up on Twitch casually chatting about Super Mario 64 and Pokémon Snap?


In the story, the author points out how Punta Gorda, FL has built state-of-the-art public facilities, including a 15 mile "Ring Around the City" hiking and biking trail. It also cites the 270 square miles of Charlotte Harbor as one of the country's most beautiful and pristine estuaries. Mother Earth News calls Punta Gorda "heaven for boaters and fishermen".


Fully equipped by the luxurious facilities such as a hotel on the sea offering an utmost comfort during your stay. In addition, we are providing exciting group activities like swimming, trekking, and fishing … Night activities with absorbing cooking class or enjoy massage service in untouched natural places give you into a dream vacation!
12.30: Farewell Halong Bay then our car will take you back to Hanoi.


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Kelli Todd is a former IRS attorney who now represents federal tax clients at the audit level, the administrative appeals level, and before the United States Tax Court and federal district courts. Ms. Todd also represents state tax clients in administrative proceedings and in the Texas state courts. Given her in-depth knowledge of the federal and state tax laws and litigation processes, Ms. Todd also assists taxpayers with federal and state tax audits. Her cases frequently involve disputes concerning: federal income and estate taxes, federal payroll taxes, federal excise taxes, Texas sales and use tax, Texas franchise tax, Texas severance tax, Texas motor fuels tax, and IFTA.


The central message from Chutney, is that anyone you date at University is not worth staying in a long term relationship with. You get bored with your smug post-university life and soon you'll be wanting to murder the neighbour's cat. Or their parrot. Or a few hedgehogs. It's currently playing at The Bunker.
We're introduced to Claire (Isabel Della-Porta) and Gregg (Will Adolphy) after something terrible has happened. They've just been dog-sitting for some friends and then a fox came and ripped the dogs head off. Or was it a homeless man. Or did they do it?
There's a middle class kitchen complete with John Lewis kitchen appliances. It sets the scene where boredom meets murderous thoughts and actions. It's American Psycho meets Croydon Cat Killer. Without the moral panic.
There's plenty of gross, stomach churning dialogue. But playwright Reece Connolly has some sharp observations about the lives of millennials. Not old enough to have positions of power. Not young enough to have carefree University existences. They are charting the world of binge-watching Netflix and dreaming of exotic escapes that they can't afford. It's enough to bring out more primal, animal instincts.
Adolphy and Della-Porta are remarkable as they navigate characters that teeter between sympathetic and psychopathic. It's a fine line they tread but both are engaging throughout. Acting out and narrating their inner-evil thoughts.
Directed by Georgie Staight, Chutney is at The Bunker until 1 December.


played multiplayer after like 3 years!
Using the latest tools I was able to get online and play a few people.
It's been a LOOONG time since I've played doom multiplayer. First two games I did OK, the last game ehh not so great. Played against someone from the DP clan.
Ack, I typed the same ting yesterday when I was playing (her).
Yes, the GP "girl power" clan.
My wife is in the GP clan BTW :P Small world.
I occationally spot modders on the prowl on doom connector btw. I can never play her though because my doom connector is a bit FUBAR.


Buttery puff pastry swirls with feta, sun dried tomatoes and wild garlic pesto, perfect for picnics and afternoon teas.
Add the wild garlic, parsley and hazelnuts to a mortar and pound with the pestle to break down the leaves and nuts, until you have a paste, this took me about 30 minutes. Add the cheese and still using the pestle mash it into the herbs.
Then stir in the lemon juice, sea salt and black pepper. Add the extra virgin olive oil one tablespoon at a time until you have a smooth slightly loose sauce. Transfer to a sealable glass jar.
Dust a working surface with some flour, roll out the pastry.
Spread 3 tbs of the wild garlic pesto onto the pastry leaving a little room around the edges.
Sprinkle the feta on to the pesto and then add the sun dried tomatoes.
Roll the pastry tightly from the long side, with a bread knife cut off the uneven edges at both ends.
Cut the rolled pastry into slices, about 2cm thick, you should have 16 slices.
Place the slices, flat side up, on two baking trays lined with parchment paper, brush with the egg wash then bake in the oven for 15 - 20 minutes or until the pastry is golden brown.
When cooked leave them to cool on the baking trays for a few minutes then place then on a wire tray to cool further.


Students in the K-State architecture program are finalists for the Toro Green Spaces Make Great Places grant initiative with their work on a project for the Wonder Workshop Children's Museum in Manhattan.
Toro will award $15,000 in grant money total: the first place organization will earn a $7,000 grant, second place will receive a $4,000 grant and the remaining two organizations will receive $2,000 each. All of the organizations are nonprofit and The Wonder Workshop is currently in first place.
On the Toro Yard Facebook page, people can click on "Vote Great Spaces" to vote and watch the K-State architecture student's video.
"The video explains our project and how the grant would help us complete our project for the Wonder Workshop," Tse said.
Petty said the K-State architecture students plan to add features to the Wonder Workshop adventure garden.
Tyler Clark, graduate student in architecture, said the project would not end with his studio class.
The Wonder Workshop Children Museum is currently located at 506 S. Fourth St.
Randolph is a small town located north of Manhattan on Highway 77/Tuttle Creek Boulevard. However, Randolph is a part of the Manhattan Metropolitan Statistical Area.
The architecture students began the project in spring 2014 with a different studio group. The project will continue with the spring 2015 studio group.
People can vote until Nov. 21.


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Mercedes-AMG GT Black Series destroys the 911 GT2 RS around Hockenheim
The Mercedes-AMG GT Black Series is Stuttgart's answer to the Porsche 911 GT2 RS. However, the mighty Porsche is no match for the Merc around Hockenheim.
The AMG GT Black Series has just demolished the lap time set by the Porsche at the German racetrack. It lapped the GP circuit in 1 min 43.3 seconds – 0.2 seconds quicker than the track-honed GT2 RS MR.
The Black Series is powered by a 4.0-liter, twin-turbo V8 engine that pumps out 720 hp @ 6700-6900 rpm and 590 lb-ft @ 2000-6000 rpm. The engine is paired with a 7-speed dual-clutch transmission. Mercedes claims that it will hit 62 mph 3.2 seconds and has a top speed is 202 mph. On the long straight at Hockenheim, the car managed to hit 170 mph. For the timed run, the car was fitted with Michelin Pilot Sport Cup 2 R MO1A tires.
We've already seen how both cars compare on paper. With a 3.8-liter twin-turbo flat-6 engine tuned to produce 700 hp and 553 lb-ft of torque, Porsche 911 GT2 RS is no slouch either. Just that, it isn't as quick as the Merc around this particular track.
In case you were wondering, the McLaren Senna currently holds the lap record on this track.
Related Topics:911 GT2 RS, AMG GT Black Series, Lap Time, Porsche 911 GT2 RS
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Q: How to get all the indirect output of a java and bash shell code using proc? As mentioned in the title. there maybe indirect output from the code. how can i get that
Runtime rt = Runtime.getRuntime();
      String[] cmd1 = new String[]{"/bin/sh", "~/Desktop/test.sh"};

Process proc = rt.exec(commands);

BufferedReader stdInput = new BufferedReader(new
 InputStreamReader(proc.getInputStream()));

BufferedReader stdError = new BufferedReader(new
 InputStreamReader(proc.getErrorStream()));

// read the output from the command
System.out.println("Here is the standard output of the command:\n");
String s = null;
while ((s = stdInput.readLine()) != null) {
System.out.println(s);
 }

  // read any errors from the attempted command
  System.out.println("Here is the standard error of the command (if any):\n");
  while ((s = stdError.readLine()) != null) {
 System.out.println(s);
 }

i have above code. the tricky part is in this test.sh
i have
 #/bin/bash
 echo hello
 bash test1.sh
 bash test2.sh

and inside both test1.sh and test2.sh
i only have
 echo hello

Obviously i have one hello as output instead of 3 lines of hello
so my question is i want all 3 lines of hello
how can i do that.

A: Redirect the output to console from the script test1.sh and test2.sh as like below.
echo "hello" 1>&3

The code above (your java code) will get all the outputs as you wish.

A: Test1.sh and Test2.sh both inherit the parent's standard handles, so the code should print from those scripts as well.
I tried the following simple program that slightly modifies your code and I did see the output from the second script.
import java.io.*;

class ScriptOutput {
    public static void main(String... args) throws Exception{
        System.out.println("In Java");
        Runtime rt = Runtime.getRuntime();
        String[] cmd1 = new String[]{"c:/cygwin64/bin/sh", "./test.sh"};
        ProcessBuilder pb =
            new ProcessBuilder(cmd1);
        pb.redirectErrorStream(true);
        Process proc = pb.start();

        BufferedReader stdInput = new BufferedReader
            (new InputStreamReader(proc.getInputStream()));
        String s = null;
        while ((s = stdInput.readLine()) != null) {
            System.out.println(s);
        }
    }
}

test.sh
#!/bin/bash
echo Test.sh
bash Test1.sh

Test1.sh
#!/bin/bash
echo Test1.sh

Output
Compilation started at Wed Aug 26 09:22:26

javac -g ScriptOutput.java && java ScriptOutput
In Java
Test.sh
Test1.sh

Compilation finished at Wed Aug 26 09:22:28

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Home General Park District Candidates Make Their Cases In Tense Election
Park District Candidates Make Their Cases In Tense Election
Steppingstone Park in Kings Point (Photo by Alex Nunez)
Great Neck Park District (GNPD) residents will have the opportunity to decide whether incumbent Frank Cilluffo or challenger Erica Beggs should assume one of the district's three commissioner seats for the next three years on Tuesday, Dec. 10.
Cilluffo, a retired New York Police Department (NYPD) officer who has held the position since 2014, has campaigned on a platform highlighting the improvements the district has made during his tenure, and promises to make good on his campaign slogan to "make Great Neck parks even greater" if he wins a third term.
Beggs is the former director of the district's skate school, and wife of GNPD supervisor and Vigilant Fire Company Second Assistant Fire Chief Scott MacDonald. Under her tenure, the skate school's ranks swelled to 1,200 members and received a commendation from a national governing body. She currently serves children as North Shore Hebrew Academy High School's Assistant Director of College Guidance. Her campaign has highlighted her history of community service, and if elected she promised to bring the dedication she's shown in her previous work to the park district.
While most of the discourse surrounding the election has been positive and courteous, a few notable incidents of vitriol have marked the leadup to Dec. 10.
As part of the election, Beggs' campaign purchased 75 promotional signs that were placed around the district. On the morning of Sunday, Nov. 17, she awoke to find 32 of her signs were gone, with only empty frames remaining, and additional Cilluffo signs were placed nearby in their stead.
Both Beggs and her supporters have alleged the signs were purposely removed by Cilluffo supporters to harm her chances of winning the commissioner's seat.
"I wasn't surprised, I kind of expected it," Beggs said. "I've known Frank for years, and I know his antics."
Cilluffo said neither he nor his campaign had anything to do with the signs disappearing, called the accusations against him "ridiculous" and said they were beginning to wear on his nerves.
"This is baby games with the sign stuff," Cilluffo said. "Signs do not win the election, actions win the election. It's getting out of control, let's run on our record. I just want to provide a service to people."
Cilluffo also added that signs supporting his campaign have been removed around town as well, and speculated that the acts of supposed vandalism were committed by one or two people with strong beliefs on either side, out of their control.
Supporters of both candidates have also dotted social media with derogatory posts about the other, ranging from name-calling to allegations of corruption.
Kate Goldberg, a Great Neck resident and administrator of the 2,990-member Moms and Dads of Great Neck Facebook group, noted that the current park district race has been especially divisive.
"Great Neck is not different than the whole American society currently, and is plagued by fear and mistrust, but also by a lack of common political ground among voters," Goldberg said. "The product the park district delivers is still mostly excellent."
In-person voting for park commissioner will take place on Dec. 10 from 1 to 9 p.m. Information on polling places can be found at www.gnparks.org.
Erica Beggs
Frank Cilluffo
Great Neck Park District
Park District Commissioner
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CWA's education programs get kids outside and sometimes even bring the outdoors to them!
The efforts of our programs have one goal in mind: the future.
We are doing everything we can to teach as many youth as possible about the importance of wildlife and how hunting plays an important role in conservation.
For those who are interested in learning to hunt, we have summer camps that blend conservation education with hunting skills training.
California Waterfowl's school programs are designed to introduce children to the world of wetlands, instilling an affinity we hope will last into their adult years, when they will become the state's decision makers.
Every year, we teach thousands of students about wetlands, the importance of hunter-funded conservation through the Federal Duck Stamp, and give them a drawing lesson to get them started on their entries for the California Junior Duck Stamp Contest.
We also teach students about wood ducks and the remarkable hunter-driven comeback of a species that was on the brink of extinction, as well as get students out to the marsh to learn about wetlands by doing the kind of work biologists do.
To learn more about our programs and how teachers can sign up, click the links below.
We know the future of waterfowl and wetlands depends on ensuring that tomorrow's leaders are invested in the outdoors.
That's why we offer scholarships for all of our education programs – K-12 field trips and classroom programs, college scholarships for students studying waterfowl or wetland ecology, and scholarships for our summer camps.
CWA staff doesn't have to be in the classroom for children to learn about waterfowl (although it helps!).
We provide worksheets, lessons and presentations for teachers to use to supplement our classroom programs that teach kids about waterfowl, wetlands and the importance of hunters to the conservation effort.
Do you want to get your child into hunting and ensure he or she has a strong conservation ethic? Or is your child already hunting, but wants to improve his or her hunting skills? Either way, we have summer camps that fit the bill.
Every year, California Waterfowl hosts hunter conservation camps that teach aspiring hunters the nuts and bolts of waterfowl hunting and conservation. Level 1 camps also include Hunter Education, the prerequisite for getting a hunting license in California.
Our camps are a one-stop shop for a lifetime of outdoor adventures!
Sometimes we need a little help when we're introducing busloads of children to the joys of wetlands and waterfowl. Can you be there for us?
Are you ready to help our education programs?


Many people are familiar with carpal tunnel syndrome but are less aware of the related nerve compression syndrome, cubital tunnel syndrome. Cubital tunnel syndrome, also known as ulnar neuropathy, is caused by increased pressure on the ulnar nerve, which is close to the area of the funny bone. It can occur when someone repeatedly leans on the elbow or bends the elbow for sustained periods, such as when talking on the phone. Symptoms may include pain as well as numbness, tingling, and weakness. If you suffer from a cubital tunnel syndrome due to a job in Boston or the surrounding area, the workers' compensation attorneys at Pulgini & Norton may be able to help you pursue benefits.
Many workers go through discomfort and pain, but ignoring cubital tunnel syndrome will not make it go away. If the ulnar nerve remains compressed, serious disability may result. The only way to relieve these symptoms is to avoid the work that exacerbates or aggravates the condition, such as jobs that require you to keep your elbows bent for a long period.
You may need surgery to relieve the pressure on the nerve if you have severe symptoms of cubital tunnel syndrome. This may result in your losing income while recovering. If surgery does not resolve the symptoms, you may be entitled to disability benefits. These are payments based on a percentage of your weekly wage. You may also be entitled to medical expenses, lost income, vocational rehabilitation, or a lump sum settlement.
Disabilities in the workers' compensation system can be temporary or permanent and partial or total. You can qualify for temporary disability payment if you are unable to work for five or more full or partial days based on your age, experience, and training. Temporary and total disability benefits are 60% of your gross average weekly wage. This is determined by looking at your total gross earnings for the 52 weeks before your injury date and dividing that sum by 52 for the average weekly wage. That figure is multiplied by 60% to find an approximate weekly compensation. Temporary and total disability benefits are available for 156 weeks, or three years.
Partial disability is available if your cubital tunnel syndrome renders you unable to do part of your job, but you can still work part-time or in a position that has a lower pay rate. The maximum compensation for partial disability is up to 75% of your weekly total temporary benefits. These benefits are available for up to five years.
You can qualify for permanent total disability if you are completely unable to do any sort of work because of cubital tunnel syndrome. The benefits are two-thirds of the average weekly wage based on the 52 weeks before the injury or a minimum of 20% of the state average weekly wage, up to a maximum of the state average weekly wage. These benefits are available for as long as you are permanently disabled.
If you have endured cubital tunnel syndrome at a Boston workplace, you should retain an experienced work injury lawyer to represent you through the challenging workers' compensation claims process. The attorneys at Pulgini & Norton represent individuals in communities throughout Massachusetts, including Somerville, Cambridge, and Medford. Call us at 781-843-2200 or contact us via our online form to set up an appointment.


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Seniors continue the elementary school visit tradition
Sarah Nelson, Staff Writer
Julia Cavanah '18 and Jackson Crouse '18 look at pictures from choir concerts over the years. Students were allowed to take these with them and a recorded concert played in the background.
All across the district, the class of 2018 was welcomed to their elementary schools the attended on May 18. Former Lawson elementary seniors were paraded down the halls while current Lawson students lined up on either side. They were given a tour of all the updates of the building done in 2012 right after they left as fifth graders. After the tour ended, they were guided to the library where the tables were covered in pictures of choir concerts from kindergarten to fifth grade and cookies were given out. Seniors also took a look at the school group shots hanging near the gym.
Sarah is a Senior and it's her first year joining the Newspaper staff. She's involved in the Teen Clay Academy at the DSM Art Center, SilverCord, Archery...


Angels infielder Zack Cozart felt relieved as he pulled into first base at Wrigley Field, moments after knocking a 78-mph pitch from Chicago Cubs starter Kyle Hendricks to left field for a run-scoring single in the second inning of the Angels' 6-5 win Saturday.
Cozart hadn't gotten a hit in his last 22 at-bats. His batting average wasn't zeroed out because he'd singled in the third game of the season — but it teetered close at .030 (1 for 33).
Then he found a hole in the Cubs' defensive alignment with the bases loaded. Third baseman David Bote was playing close to the grass, shortstop Javier Baez was shaded toward second base and a slight pull shift was in play. Cozart shot his hit past Bote to end the worst slump in his career.
Cozart added two more hits to finish 3 for 4 for the first time since May 23, 2018. The RBI was the 300th of his career.
Cozart began the season in a funk. He had been limited to only nine games during spring training because of a left calf injury. The injury occurred at a moment when Cozart felt he had finally bid farewell to the lingering effects of the season-ending shoulder surgery he had last June.
Still, when he arrived in the Angels clubhouse for the first game this season, Cozart didn't think the time off would affect him. He'd gotten enough at-bats in minor league spring training games to feel like his timing at the plate was fine.
Then he hit a skid.
Cozart searched for solutions with hitting coaches Jeremy Reed, Paul Sorrento and Shawn Wooten. Manager Brad Ausmus gave him a day off Wednesday so he could tinker without feeling pressured to execute in a game.
The break didn't immediately pay off in the box score, since Cozart was hitless again in Friday's series opener against the Cubs. But Saturday seemed like a turning point.
Outfielder Michael Hermosillo has not encountered any setbacks in his recovery from sports hernia surgery, but he still hasn't participated in baseball activities. ... Angels manager Brad Ausmus will turn 50 on Sunday. There is a slight chance he might spend part of his birthday waiting around in the renovated visiting clubhouse at Wrigley Field with the possibility of the season finale getting postponed. Weather forecasts call for a 100% chance of rain and snow throughout the day, a high in the mid-30s and winds between 15 and 25 mph with 30 mph gusts. "I'm not hoping they bang it but I'm hoping that we don't sit around all day, having nothing to do on my birthday, playing cards, waiting for them to restart the game," Ausmus said.


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Kościół Matki Bożej Wspomożenia Wiernych – neoromański kościół z elementami neogotyku. Znajduje się on w Dobczycach przy Rynku.

Wzniesiony został w latach 1947–1949. Kościół jest budowlą trójnawową z typem bazylikowym z wieżą umieszczoną na osi nawy głównej. Wewnątrz kościoła w przedsionku po prawej stronie wisi drewniany gotycki krucyfiks z II poł. XV wieku. Przy drzwiach znajduje się jeden z najstarszych zabytków – dawna chrzcielnica pochodząca z XIII wieku wykonana z piaskowca obecnie pełniąca role kropielnicy. Wewnątrz kościoła podziwiać można figurę Chrystusa Frasobliwego z XVIII wieku oraz XVII-wieczną chrzcielnicę z czerwonego marmuru będącą fundacją starosty dobczyckiego Sebastiana Lubomirskiego. Ściany kościoła zostały pokryte polichromią przedstawiającą cuda i naukę Jezusa, wykonaną w latach 1985–1988 przez krakowskiego artystę Jerzego Witkowskiego. Ołtarz główny to tryptyk, w którego części centralnej umieszczono polichromowaną gotycką pietę łączoną z warsztatem Wita Stwosza datowaną na XV wiek. Figurę odnawiano w 1960 i ponownie w 1986.

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Bibliografia
 Melania Tutak i Paweł Kubisztal – Okolice Krakowa Przewodnik – wyd. Kraków 2014 .

Świątynie pod wezwaniem Matki Bożej Wspomożenia Wiernych
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Captain Cook Cruises Australia is proud to be part of the SeaLink Travel Group connecting the nation's icons and best tour experiences to the world.
Captain Cook Cruises began in Sydney in 1970 and for over four decades has proven to be the market leader and premier Sydney Harbour cruise line. Our fleet of restaurant, sightseeing, ferry and sailing vessels offer an exciting range of public cruises and private charters for 2 to 2000 guests.
Some of our guests and events have included the Pope, the Presidents of China and the United States of America, Vice Chancellor of Germany, members of the British Royal family, the American basketball `Dream Team'; Incentives for Ford, Amway, Mazda and Nissan; the Supreme and Federal Courts Judges Conference, Commonwealth Games Fundraising Dinners and the Oprah audience – to name just a few. We are proud to have provided employment opportunity for thousands of young Australians, many of whom have gone on to become leaders in their fields including actor Hugh Jackman.
Captain Cook Cruises Murray River operates the largest inland paddlewheeler in the Southern hemisphere "Murray Princess" from Mannum South Australia. A choice of three to seven night cruises offers a true outback river adventure for up to 120 guests through towering sandstone gorges, ancient red gums forests and flood plains.
Captain Cook Cruises (WA) has been cruising the waterways of Perth since 1980. Since then, we have firmly established ourselves as Perth's Premier Cruise Company with a fleet of seven luxurious vessels. Throughout our 35 years of operation we have shown thousands of tourists the very best of the Swan River.
Located on the footstep of the Perth CBD, Western Australia, we offer a wide range of cruise options from Perth to our Port City of Fremantle or upstream, towards the magnificent Swan Valley wine region.
Captain Cook Cruises WA have three scheduled departures to and from Fremantle daily. These departures can be combined with a buffet lunch, Fremantle tram tour, city bus tour or a zoo entry ticket to ensure you make the most of your time in Perth.
Our upstream cruises can be enjoyed by a full day or half day experience. Our full day wine cruise is the only experience that will take you from a busy CBD to a prestigious wine growing region and back all in the one day.
We also host Perth's number one all-inclusive dinner cruise as passengers view the city lights of Perth. Our Twilight Cruise is a great option if short on time and eager to see one of Perth's famous sunsets over the stunning water of the Swan.
With seven vessels in our fleet we are also the experts in hosting the perfect private event. Private charters on the Swan River are an affordable and memorable alternative to any venue. From social club outings, to school formals or even wedding receptions, Captain Cook Cruises WA can cater for groups anywhere from 50 to 350 passengers.
Whether it be a full day, half day or private charter experience Captain Cook Cruises WA has the perfect cruise for you.